Keep a food diary on the feed instead of categories. This is a unique approach where you can log your meals one by one, akin to send your message feed.
Shelter of your meal diary
Keep a food diary on the feed instead of categories. This is a unique approach where you can log your meals one by one, akin to send your message feed.
Launching on Product Hunt today with all of you make me happy! This launch has been a long time coming – a half year ago – but today, it's finally happening. Welcome to Plate Notes 🥳, wanderer! Our mission to give you the great experience for using the food diaries, our first simple step: we're tossing out the traditional meal categories of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. Instead, we're introducing a novel approach where you can record your meals one by one, akin to updating your message f
Congratulations on the launch, @vladimir_shnayder! 🎉 This is such an innovative approach to food journaling. I love the idea of a free-flowing timeline instead of sticking to rigid meal categories. It really feels like a more intuitive way to track what we eat day by day. The features you’ve included, like barcode scanning and an easy food search, sound super user-friendly. I can see how this could be a game-changer for those of us who want to monitor our nutrition without the hassle of traditio
Hello! Big congrats! But can I have a question. What are priorities of the Plate notes? Because there are already some similar apps, for example: calorie counter
Impressive work! The potential applications are exciting.
Congratulations on launching Plate Notes, Vladimir! 🎉 This innovative approach to food journaling is both unique and refreshing. Love this concept! How does Plate Notes ensure the data logged is accurate and provides meaningful insights to its users? Any plans for integrating nutritional analysis or personalized recommendations based on the logged data? Thanks!
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